Park Yu-rim

Park Yu-rim (, born February 6, 1993) is a South Korean actress and model. Park began to make her name known through her film debut role Yuna in Ryusuke Hamaguchi's film Drive My Car. Previously, Park played supporting roles in television dramas such as Queen of Mystery Season 2 (2018), The Third Charm (2018), and Black Dog: Being A Teacher (2019-2020). Early years and education When Park was young, she used to enjoy watching movies with her family and friends. During those times, she would often find herself captivated by the allure of the films playing on the screen. This curiosity ignited a question in her mind: "How are these movies made?" She developed a strong aspiration to become a part of the filmmaking process and step into the world behind the screen. The aspect of this world that initially fascinated her were the actors. Subsequently, she pursued her studies in the theater and film department at Far East University, with a primary focus on theater. She appeared in various plays such as 'Beautiful Signs', 'Attic', and 'Home'. Career Early career In 2017, Park Yu-rim signed an exclusive contract with Next Trend (Santa Music). Prior to this, she had made appearances in music videos for singer Mot's "Cloudy in Seoul" and Moon Scent's "Hands." During the same year, Park showcased her acting skills in Buzz's music video for the title track "That Love". Shortly after, Park was chosen as the lead actress and model for the upcoming drama "dxyz," which was produced by 72sec TV as a follow-up to their previous drama series, "DeuxYeoZa." The goal of "dxyz" is to amplify the captivating story of the two women from the previous season and offer an elevated visual experience. Moreover, taking inspiration from the distinctive color palette of "DeuxYeoZa," there are plans to expand the brand into the fashion industry. Park later ventured into the world of cosmetic advertisements, where she appeared as a model.